Chicken
I consider creating comfort food recipes a byproduct of this past year. Let’s be honest, I think most of us seek comfort in food. It’s a natural, biochemical response. Our brains release feel-good neurotransmitters in response to those pleasurable foods and, as a result, we want to return to them
In case you haven’t noticed, my latest hobby is taking Standard American Diet comfort foods and turning them into nourishing Autoimmune Protocol & Paleo recipes. At least one good thing came out of 2020… These Chicken & Waffles (AIP/Paleo) are everything that is good about comfort food. You’ve got carbs,
Avocado and bacon are two of my favorite paleo and AIP friendly foods. Not long after I had first gone paleo I was home for lunch and my best friend and roommate walked in. She asked what I was eating and I said a salad, she asked what was in
I am super picky about the flavor of my food, I have zero tolerance for bland food. When I eat I need to taste the flavor immediately and it needs to be distinctive. It drives my family nuts that I often reach for the salt or the pepper after eating
Whether you are on a restricted diet or not it is easy to fall into a rut when it comes to coking. We find a collection of recipes that we like, that are easy to cook and we end up rotating them on our menu day after day, week after
I’ve been on AIP for over a year and a half and I’ve been paleo and gluten free for way longer than that and I have to tell you there is just something above putting topping on a crust and eating them that I can’t get over. I would eat
I have to say, if I am being honest, I really miss pizza…. Like a lot. I am around pizza frequently because my husband works with teenagers and, well, aren’t teenagers and pizza just synonymous? I have a lot of time to think about pizza, and smell pizza, and wish
After six months of rotating similar recipes around week in and week out I decided to try to add a little variation to some of our usual recipes. I originally made this sauce to go on top of salmon and it was delicious! So delicious in fact that the next
Earlier this week I wrote a post discussing my recent commitment to the Autoimmune Protocol (AIP) Diet. I gave a brief overview of the excluded foods and I will admit that, even for someone who is used to living on a restricted diet, the list is extensive. As a result,
So, because I was so frank with you all earlier this week in regards to my medical history I won’t hesitate to say that an unfortunate side effect of my current UC flare up is that I have absolutely no appetite and haven’t all week. What I have eaten has
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